New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
10y nIss p1cKEREL. YELLOW BASS
VARIETIES OF FISH CAUGHT by TIE fhh'-
yhNA IpENT YESTERDAY.


IAN Wis Oct iSpeeial-The "omc'a' ''"o
M,pisoS' IN, result of the Presidents fishing trip
ueh' 49,, he receyed with due caution. WHO
eouH d for truth Is, everybody KNOWS ono VI no
s"' s features OF the FISHERMAN cnal"c.ei ~
"' aver too much allowance cannot NC ""'' W. -
WIZ sgipation OF people who go hsoins al noon anu
h' after having partaken OF refreshments " sp W
re'u .;i,s THIS is precisely what Mr. Cleveland mas
NV Too tired rise early after all the eAeiVoo"'
ooho 10 of the previous week. he ala not mako
p'' aouu 10 the boat landing until nearly hoou no
p' omnanied by the Observation-Disclosures La
aud Dr Bryant Mrs. Cleveland preferred tue
" d repo.e OF Mr. Viass home 10 the uncerta'h'yoi
eoor;. and as for poor BABY Bisseii' no amount
'nc 10 prospect OF future glory could ia@nc'
o. taaye the comfortable rockng-chair on th'
piazza .,,o,,cd .ho marty. About score of peo.
"a gathered at the landing to watch the emiaent
psn embark. All along the shore opera glasses
,,.,ed at the steamer A few rowbeats protected
the water side. but despite the efforts OF these
IL. Guardians, q number OF people In Doats man
sst iao close proximity 10 the steamer without,
49, hurting or in any way endangering the safety
psisest Tue latter came stroliing down leisure
",.ut quarter 10 r. followed closely by Colonel LA
ia vas dressed in his odd clothes There was no
-, a,out that. 1t little sack coat oil the KIND
,avsrently called Seymour" sometimes, and looked
hw, had been on than one fishing excursion Inc
.sr were decidedly short and pagsy anu Is lor tno
could the Presidential DOotoiack nave Deeh
so'ooorninrl The hat u drSb souch OF an uheer-
,n shade and bizarre shape now sun. was oeSo i,
.An eveu picturesque. Colonel Lamont was iauit
hs alfred tremendously almost. as II prepared 10
ir,ea the fish formally 10 the august presence OF MS
fore extending TO them the privilege OF mock
10 the Presidential line. The POSTMASTER
nsra IN black store clothes and sioucn nat loohe Ao
oWsthodst parson from tue rear, Dut Oh turning
mod and disclosing his scowling features ana olack
ss.n TO the loyal people OF Madison seemed
pea IKE an Italian bandit the opera than a simple
nm law yer and worthy dgnitary OF thls owh
p-ovisd with hook and bait ard with boats ana pro
guide them. the party set out anu
rsm,ned the fishing grounds until late ID the ~ to
oon When they took in their reels the score stOod
Tbs President. twelve black bass, three picKereI' e
Yellow bass: Colonel Lamont. three black bass one pie
.rel Mr. Villas, fish (spccies unknown III
Eve black and two pickere Ihis Is tic Vli,a
onnt as II we're but there good reason Tor pelevns
that If was doctOred. After careful inVesugao pe.uS
comnetent returning board. the real score Is
been: The President, one Dlack n"ss wv 10
srsj Colonel Lamont twenty-five black pass, SIX Pca
srsl. two yellow Dass' MI 'i-s'' "o'''o' "
ONE black bass - ~. ....,. ,ooL dinner
This evening the President and his party TOOK 1ihno
n, Cnlone Vilass home. About half dozen lsoie nou
han invited to meet them. Later IN the evening oie
- reoentiou 10 which everybody was free 10 come
sght shower OF rain somewhat intericred WIN NV
,.ccption AZ far numbers are concerneu Hous" ="
other respects II was success 49,. .. 80 f-orra,us
train composed of the three private cars ui III ,,
Vanderbilt Chauneey NJ Depew aud Marvin i;
nresideni of the Northwestern Railroad having on "'
dozen high railroad dgnitaries, reached tS p'o n1
.onn Mes,rs Vanderbilt, Depew. Hughlt'' anu
Waiter Webb took carriages tor .he , nj NJ
,ha ned States hu; he had not returned lro"
and The callers having left their caris relurueu 20
train which left here half an hour laer iSr & "a
These gentlemen expect TO be IN 81 i,ul ". nI nj
Mr. Bissell who did not accompany the hsuef'' aho i
tnc quietly to- iay at the Villas home